Dearing Group

1. n.
The best group in the history of groups. The very groupest of groups. If you wanna get grouped up, you gotta group with the group group.

3. adj.
A word to describe the kind of group that occasionally gets pizza on some Fridays.

4. v.
When you group too much and now you gotta do more grouping.

1.
Bruh, I need a group
Have you tried Dearing Group?
Not yet bruh

2.
You guys Dearing Grouped yet?
Nah, dave, we still grouping.

5.
Yo, anyone wanna get pizza rn since it's Friday and we haven't done pizza in like 6 weeks?
Hell yeah you little fucking moron! I love that we're a Dearing Group friend group!

by Gertrude the Masked Horseman May 5, 2023

Oh dear math

Basically 'Oh dear god!'
But for algebraliens. Or if you like using math and aren't that religious. Or just don't like using god.

'Oh dear math, not Nine again! He's soo annoying!'

by termina11yCapricious July 27, 2025

Dear fuckerbags

A way to say dear heavens, but without that being the exact meaning. It has a much more extreme meaning.

-Hey man, yestarday I dropped a glass of water from the 3rd floor and it landed on a lady's head

-Dear fuckerbags

by Electroblade February 25, 2024

Jim Dear

In the film Lady and the Tramp, Lady thinks her human companions are named "Darling" and "Jim Dear."

also, a nickname I really like (:

Jim Dear, won't you come have dinner with me?

Jim Dear, you know I love you.

by Shaney70934 January 21, 2013

Dears

People who follow singing star Dimash Kudaibergen...

Dimash dears went crazy at his last concert..

by dimashmay24 April 4, 2020

Oh, dear Universe

A non-religious, agnostic, atheist-friendly way of expressing " Oh, Dear God" or "Oh, Dear Lord".

Oh, dear Universe, we need to leave!

Oh, dear Universe, I beg you that we don't have to work today.

Oh, dear Universe, wtf is happening?!

by LingDanc803 September 18, 2023

Dear friend

The phrase “dear friend” is used as a reference to a person, generally an acquaintance. On the surface “dear friend” may imply a close relationship to the speaker, but in reality they barely know each other. Frequently, this is used in upper social circles to imply stronger social bonds to one another, beyond what actually exists. This phraseology helps the speaker facilitate the view that they are a closer member of the “dear friends” social circle than they really are.

This Thursday a dear friend is discussing their experience as a award winning documentary film maker.

by My dear friend April 22, 2024